Marmot Force 3p Footprint - Footprints
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Material: (valley) 43% nylon, 19% spandex, 17% viscose, 10% angora, 6% elastic, 5% wool, (oh deer) 30% viscose, 22% polyester, 19% spandex, 15% nylon, 8% wool, 6% elastic, (hunter) 38% wool, 38% acrylic, 18% spandex, 6% elastic, (lily j) 46% nylon, 19% spandex, 15% viscose, 9% angora, 7% elastic, 5% wool Height: crew Weight: lightweight Recommended Use: casual
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